The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1908, Page 8

SPREE ETT TREE RETIN TET I TI BE THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908 _ ee ae vg aie ang i ot the ne aw 1 Ps ~h> .- aE S _—>-—> - Henset cone les ahd drains 23c hair Nets, “Tae Stoie Closes at 6 P, Open All Pay on Saturday 2,50 Corsets at 1.69 8 ‘ i H: AND-MADE. Hair e Restaurant Eighth 7 Made of broche batiste and ci SIMTHPAY, 19°70 20 STREET NEW YORK. Kuppenheimer Suits, $14.50 That Were $25.00 to °32.50 S the best clothing opportunity of the season. All well dressed men know the Kuppenheimer's high standard of quality—know that such clothing is rarely offered at cut prices, gy secoad Foor. But to-morrow, you can choose from many fine suits, heavy enough for Fall wear, at an average of about half price, $14.50 Men’‘s $3.50 Trousers, $1.75 Nets direct from Paris coutil, medium and high bust, A the e: y large size, usu medium and long hips and back; h d ; all fly but all new fall models; size 18 to 8% F Beomé Flees, a va Floor, a at 524.75 ECIDEDLY smart, with a mannish 40-inch, semi-fitted, satin lined coat, bound with selt-colored satin; patch pockets finished with large molds; tull circular gored skirt; others in invisible stripes, and plain chevron—all the new colors; strictly p'ain tailored effects with all the new touches on collar, cuffs and pockets. For One Day’s Selling $24.75 ta” Third Floor, A CLEARING SALE of a numberof Women's herbert, the Leal, Kise Gants and the Bootmaker, smposer, 1s a cus | play’r 08 oes a ees Victor Herbert. the laughed and rious example of remarkable dual per- fiilty, He ie 8 5 ! M1 Erlanger came in Suits suitable for early Iall wear — exceptional | Several hundred pairs of high-grade sal of one | a thi y ry sHits , . . 7 | Lover, the Irish CME e eruap idole tetel ale l=) values while they last, as these suits Worsted Trousers in sizes to fit men of} herits ar of the comed!- were marked at 19.75, a few at 29.75—Friday at.....-...6.- $10 all builds, Choose trom the newest fash. ionable styles — really an areas | many, and from that fact developed a Raaeiodesr ‘ i ee AATEC 4 ‘ge, cheviot and fancy mixtures; a vaey of desir- opportunit: curious psychical and | Valiels : able dressy models with the new circular plaited skirts. Boys’ sf Naw Fall Suits 33 95 | ity in his makeup. W con- Hf Lt rea i ‘aon olite PK Suits that formerly sold $] 6.50 Mi een lodious brogue flows tr at 32.50 to $45, at........ The newest fabrics in Suits that are made an, gazing down on m? You don't, want a os omotive.”” tongue, but when he di a 1 @ musical subject you'd think @ native of Berlin was speaking. Mr. Herbert and Gi the editor of the were having lunche house t ner day about the composer's new motor boat “Faith, ‘tis th’ foinast mothor boat that iver skimmed over th’ v Mr. Herbert, “ 'Tis that that me own little son operat Out th’ laste bit of difficul At that mo entered the weript, and with s the ‘musiolan called ‘out to him “Donnerwetter! Iss it dot you haf got dose orchestrations? Gif dem to me at vunce!”’ nark on Made of broadcloth, cheviots and imported mixtures in a dozen smart models, plain and fancy effects. Women’s $16.50 Rubberized Tafteta Raincoats, special at $10.75 to stand the wear and tear of school days— double-breasted, Norfolk, Russian and Sailor styies. Norfolk suits have two pairs ot knicker pants. Sale of Oldham Mills Portieres, Curtains, Covers, ete. ‘ourth Floor, Oldhams $15 Damask | Oldhams $8 Armure Por- Oldhams $10 and $12.50 0. 3 Oldhams $22.50, 225 and Portieres, 8.65 Pair ticres, 3.90 Bordcred Portieres5.85 Pr. $27.50 Portieres at eae No finer nor more lustrous yarn Choice foreign tapestry borders of Gobel! Equa! in fabric, style and color to the finest Cholce in textures, beautiful in design, ar- than those in these handsome por Verdure, Tricot and other tapestries, a Imported; Silk Renaissance Tapestry, Gobe- Ustle In colorings, trimmed with silk rope or| qegign {s stylish and genteel, lnk are the plied upon the best quality of heavy Armure Louis XVI. Silk Damask and Van Dyke edge. cholcest. Silk rope edged. Tapestries, Thousands of Oldham Mills Fine Couch Covers Sacrificed Siete a wonderfirl jeath, and sure death to via insects, Ketch-! M4 Pall Roach Trap | Ces ‘ Hard t Bioren, oF ‘by mall, s er reproducers think It will be a 1 sketches and mu- ve the call. Al- Jevil'’ has been dished up Jet form, and the chances are that y Paine, Nean, In stan 1 cents. it with- Here’s a Sale of Trousers That’s Important Any $2.50 and $3.00 Trousers, lia! “Dutche: i Brill ss” eee An Indication of pros midst—Eugene Walter, autho: Important for various reasons: Brill stores sell more trou sers than any other New York ity $n our “Paid In Full" and “The Wolf’—hurrled along ae y ; Trousers, $5 and $6.50 $7 and $8 $9 and $10 $12 and 315 ¢$ soar isk bee bunk rH [eee ese ete Outing Trower, ~ $1. 75 Covers at 92.99 Covers at 93.90 Covers at ° 4.80 Covers at 3.90 paument en) ose lored, made from better fab- Any $3.50 and $4.00 Brill Higens pelng of wound, mind,” as A A belter values than tienes alias a Specials in Handk’fs New Fall Dress Goods can be found in any other store. Here are trousers tailcred by veteran journeyman trou- "sald the rising: young “Dutchess” Trou- and Blue $2.75 27 Main Floor. Gramatist. ie i 52 in, wide, in a tull une ‘Ju ade i There are four “Paid tn Full” com- pnales and three “The Wolf” companies. EN’S and Women’s Irish linen Handkerchiefs; all breadths of Hemstitch. sers WILLED Back Broadeloth PRNeE L ol, i sige RE si eee sers tailors who tailor trousers Ig Serges.... FRR aS h. Values are 12/g¢ 7) (¢ of colors. This is good $1.85 value, Friday, 85c = h 5 G Chet ueueeeeute seein mative (icaiys : i . pap Bee een aire neg Bose under specifications for Brill Any $5.00 and $6.00 Brill Lith Eooponocdcos) eeeeetes Lah nae quantity limited to each customer, at, yard, " ” A caus —tro OC | | alee ; for 6 c Bar th Wreath Initial Handker- ; ' a sent . Beer Caasiani ue tuacaear, ccolatg Fae ae He Rane ROE Trousers, journeyman tailored, pA ada kee Se ee Cheviot Striped Suitings, +4! 1 Serge Suiting, 60 in. h etting a spot from a’ glass of Uti DAN riage mous values at original pric 6M We tial Han inches wide, in all the new shades, | wic 4 Zoo) weight for suits; her for getting @ soot from a glass of Ba csémbling—trousers that will jf fmous values at original prices, 45c fob G Mania Ot Bore Open, Work Initial Rae I r price is yard, Raul aataalieaiug sted told her she couldn't out for any more ke cream soda between acts. earner 25c yin (AX diay 83c China in Our September Sale Friday ONTINUING those extraord nary values that were especially arranged in order to make this Septem)er Sale a noteworthy value giving occasion, 98c for Chocolate Sets of fine Austrian China: beautifully decorated sets, consisting of six cups and saucers and chocolate pot. 39c for Austrian Ch'na Wall or Rail Plates richly and effectively de orated in assorted handsome head subjects and assorted tinted and gold treated borders; 65¢ value. 12¢ each for Table Glassware, 50¢ for hand painte] Japanese including Outing Trousers, White Flannels $3 75 le and Blue Serges, Any $7.00 and $8.00 Brill Trousers, many exclusive and advanced fabrics steers $4.75 Any $9.00 and $10.00 Brill Trousers, finest ready-to-wear trousers sold in New York, finest tailoring $5 v6) e ond finest fabrics. conform to every movement of the body—drape correctly and will positively retain the shape under hardest usage. Here are -also---fa mous “Dutchess Trousers” (rarely ever sold under price) bearing the famous Dutchess cash guarantee: “Wear a pair of Dutchess Trousers tvo months, if a but- ton comes off you will be paid 10c; if they rip, $1.00; if un- satisfa new pair ‘or va] Handkerchiefs Echoes of the August Furniture Sale MARSHALLING the odd lots o furniture left from our August Furniture Sale. Le Coq is an importation from France| with which Florence Ziegfeld, jr., bones to enrich the stage of this country It is @ police dog which Ziegfeld A from the Department of Police in Paris and it will have a part In "The Follies) of 1908." It is not @ retriever, but a bloodhound, | eee A peep behind the curtatn—Billy Reeves, who plays the dignified drunk- ard on the New York Roof, is the son of a former lion-tamer with Howe & Cushing's circus in England. He was born in a tent and was fifteen years old before he sletp in a house, eee fr Fitth Floor $5. 50 White Enamel Bedsteads, $3.75— A very handsome des gn, heavy pillars, brass bar spindles on head and toot, massive fillings, and ‘ull brought-over £2 Fifth Floor. _—_ jane eer) mounts; best baked enamel, guaranteed not to peel yy Our Special Felt Mattresses, $5.00—Made of Yesterday at a rehearsal of “The Fair ie os, Cree AR Mele CO a aed | [acl money refunded.” ayers oe pry cetion ie GOS UN UIEY HE several hundred pleces; pretty 1 needle etched China trays, au hair receivers, comb and to measure the chorus girls for their Rockers, quartered oak, highly pol- Leather Couches, finest upholster ringes bowls, “eainkiay An ale ‘do Hs slippers. He wee . rates rough Fete on hu hg e ha ished, broad arms, saddle seat, special 2, 75 | ing, best construction.. 19.75 cocktail glasses, &. Regularly sold 38¢ rh anes Tum blers rin ary 3, a ‘ Bele with “tee SNL kad Reet Morris Chairs, quartered oak, highly _| 6 ft. Golden Oak Extension Tables, up to $3.50 doz, (Im orters’ China $ 1 | dressed, a8 elaborately as hait of her Sale of Suits at $10 09 polished; Ris (CIEE egacne 75 | 42 inch round top... 9.75 |, ea a np arte: B a iE} amples show 3, he was unabl cognize ia ae O85 er 4 er ndred pieces; valu p to ; true merit ver mere beauty. O Mission Rockers, with high back, eoee Oak Dining Chairs, highly pol- iSc of ane Tes ‘ ane auccre fneluded are i 3, APAN OMe cen) ae eunles enet eine jem en Still there are sizes for all among these $25.00 to $15.00 BEoa are) seat uphol id with 5.75\. hec OX frame, closely woven cane 1 50 fine we, ustrian china, handsomely t ena vases, plates, 19¢ value Spring and Summer Suits at $10.00. Included are brown, ee Ee pear ee tan, olive, smoke, gray and neat mixture suits. All are advanced } f shoemaker style now and will be good style next season. Former |For vast eanenne ner VINES AND LIQUORS Hair Gerds day to wa come right now." "Tm busy at Janis, still amiable values $25.00, $22. el ED, dele and $15.00. Price now reduced t 27 Sixth Floor, ionogram Pure Rye, Old tal fect t E }ave all the latest ‘tyles in puffs at remark- abiy low prices. sald Dew atabl Miss e. : 2.60 Spanieh Queen Sl vee La 87 Or per bott have’ yer full at, Mason in ' ote Tn queer you wid biltinghemt RST RORPOW: Chignon puffs for the low Grecian Sugar Cured Hams Roval Stuart Brand: mild, tender, sweet, lean head-dress now in vogue, $4.95 But just at that moment Mamma | Janis hove on the scene and Mr, Shoe. | WVRMENE SPonas UNION SQUARE, 14th att nr. CR lee CORTLANDT St.,nr.Greenwich, Jams Royal of all flavors, Wavy switches—easi maker learned of his mistake 279 BROADWAY, nr. Chambers St, | 125TH STREET, cor, 3d Avenue hams; U. Sv inspected; away below the Margaux Claret—Imported in ghiss from | ranged in 3 Psyche pul Last spring, narrates Sam packer's cost; sold at this speci ‘Bvariste Dupont & coi, Hare) 6.90 dr nay y there was a low-admission show | price with grocery order cal ll rreshi Roabled (C Port, sherry a4 MuseateleS years ola; | Single Puffs—98e each, lanta, G fire alarm melodrama, in | r ANON onan iodaG erly blend F it 50 per Kal., : nig ve ; ane the ee malbalsacehe” angie eae pen the ' Yel ow Corn Meal . Pe Regular 2.50 Pufls—1.69. ato! an engine with th ' . : . i Piano Mept. : A Hairdressing, manicur- | bo ATYDSON French Claret, St Ju 5.90 ing, massage, shampooi hair \ we : be see ere tte te. 5 1 | dyelng and bleaching, Reasonable \Ne € Tis Be | Mead ice 1 Te | glass from Joseph 7-40 | Tes Everything new and up-to- Hy that bus SUXTHEAY. ATOM CUM NEW YORK. Aen nee th Sage TE quirtes + : date, eae te Sim Bludso, or Har from his cou ; F * Do You Want a Piano? Wines 1." Toilet e Madel i Below:s. Speciats, 1 -Pyour opportunity to own one is right at hand, tor to-morrow we will off:r choice bargains in Used Upright l’ianos, at terms which will e sable any one to easily make himselt the proud ovner of a beautitul instrument, Scented Boap, 8 cakes fore and Hand’ Bert es. pairs... ‘aatile Soan >} Cost. ang She mand why. a batch of Long bar Boys’ $4. 50 @orduroy and No More “Tired Feeling” For Shrewd Teddy Bear. { Misses’ Suits::Final @learance £7 Fourth Floor. Millinery ' zee a, 3 SxS ¢ <_< eee es > eC COT a aC ort se ae $600 Knabe at.. .. 175 $350 Sterling at 175 at $3. oe $4. eis $6.98 | opening values which we cannot Blue Serge Suits, $2.98 3550 Steinway at.. 175 $300 Pase at...... 170 and $8. hope to duplicate later | f $500 Chickering at 175 $450 Sohmer at 175 Choose from all of this season’s Misses’ and| Sew Fall Trimmed Hats A really remarkable offer—Corduroys and lue $4350 hone & Bach $350 We erat. 175 1 3 aie. Beye! Light enuugil for unucaiate wear | Sergea, the two most serviceable and most popu'ar at. 185 $400 Mehlin at 185 ‘lanior Suits, ineluding many sent down from | ang at almost half their real | cloths for boys made up into nitty, honestly made ie er a “ein the third floor that were as high as -22.50. | value, A downtown manufactur- | and trimmed, double-breasted suits, and offered at Every instrument is as good as new as far as the interior is concerucd. ihes 2 so d at once. er's samples—only one of a kind, F : i ! Many have teautitul mahogany cases, Every one of them is absolutely The Abe ae EADUL Heute. [Pana OnIVssONW alt} \a third below value. 2a Basement. guaranteed, terms of payment, CH NG cml TG wes bk | $2.48 and $3. 75 Corduroys—ages 9 to 16—knicker $10 Down and 35 a Month. and materials, Untrinimed Satin Hats pants; two shades, tor Basement. | gplends . tune luscious Blue Serge—all wool, full weight— wh , j ) Meee) New Fall Be samples, i ia F sol- pee The Beauti ul New all diueront styles and materials, such ae plain | Satie black and col: 4] fined knlokera—coat with belt, $350 Warren Pianos oheviot, twetoned st Fvery suit guaranteed not to fade. One price, $2.98 " } : hs, some braid trimmed, ot School Hats and Fiats, 2 . hi we ace pest @ during ie tailored, all coats line? with heavy sof Yoursass shaven prey cold sand | Boys’ Combination Sults, with two ugust Sale at only £18. are th all up-to-date models;, $18.98 very low in price { pat, ages 7 to 16; also a large assort- ‘ ‘ pars of pa ‘ ereste-t vilue in New York. It valu J $11.73 79¢, 800, ‘98e nent ot sailor, [ussian and plain and double- J wil, pay you see ne these int Girls’ Coats—For a | wear, made In breasted suits with only one pair knickers or one , truments. Sold on easy payments: loose 44 box styles of good qua re ' ‘ae ale 1 ES KIPTION Di vole ¥ eae CEE OH MRELES Ata checks, striy 4-in, Ribbon, 17e pair bloomers — elegant values— $1. 98 ‘ ed cvve, fulliron plate 74 octaves, G08) Vallio s .eesnvasne as $1.98 | | 4 inch High Lustre Satin and ages 3 to 1b. a avABS é uble repe Te actin, f Girls’ Dresses, marnty Gl witli Litre | anes Lie ca pik ane Boys’ 65c durable|Boys’ 45c. School } compound wrest k and cheens, also plain colors, Several h 1 Colorin Knick Pants, Caps for little a Multiplied and plank, extension styles to select from; | | the new © ah eae! nicker ¥ 29c , 19¢ ; plied and fine mune desk, roll | An A 6 to If years....., $1.98 & $2.98 aces 4 to 16, at and big boys..... "7 y A CHANCE REAL ing fall boar in fact, all the ORLD ADS. 1 PA gests lise 1 Short Lengths of 12'c Cuting Flannel at 9c a Yard WORLD ADS Ils Hyer sr mae ! 4 5000 yds, Outing Flannel representing a large manufac) Hed we tought these flannels in regular lengths instead of s STICKS Have you seen the wonderful Mil on luv sible Player? ¥ Ve ' ‘ il di: Id be 1 yd le yw SHOR THAT eee eae urei’s stock ot 111! lengths, varying irom 2 to 10 yds mill ends the pr ce vou bar w P WELL. << 51M PSQN CRAWFORD CO). <.<..- ~~. SS 5 MPSUN CRAWIORD CO. ‘ ‘